jeep is an easy-to-use event handling library for your Jeep. It is designed with safety in mind and is currently read-only for the Jeep's IHS network. There is also no C network support, since even connecting to it poses some risk.

Use at your own risk. There is no warranty. Don't do dumb or illegal stuff with this library. This library is currently a WIP and the API is not yet stable. This project is not affiliated with Jeep or Stellantis.

• Rust toolchain.
• For development, the rust-analyzer extension for vscode is recommended.

This library is tested to work in WSL-2 along with Raspberry Pi.

To build the library alone, for development, from this directory, run:

$ cargo build

To install all examples, from this directory, run:

$ cargo install --examples --features examples --path .

To view documentation in a browser offline, run:

cargo doc --all-features --open

The examples folder contains several examples, such as:

• jeep-alarm that runs a custom command when any doors are opened (such as a silent alarm).
• jeep-listen that listens to the can bus and parses events in realtime.
• jeep-converter to parse events from a candump -L style dump into json lines.

• This library is an in alpha state and assuredly has errors.
• See TODO.md for future plans.

• serde - enables serialization of events, frames, and errors.
• examples - required features for example binaries.
• embedded-can - enables the embedded_can::Frame trait for our jeep::Frame.
• socketcan - enables conversion to/from socketcan::CANFrame and the jeep::Listener.

• Code
  • Michael de Gans
• Data
  • Josh McCormick and his super useful spreadsheet
  • Karl Yamashita (for his contributions to the spreadsheet)
  • RedRacer for advice and testing
  • Temperance for finding a good source of the TE Connectivity can bus connectors for Jeep Wrangler JL.